blueridgeHypnotized, drugged, or psycho? Holmes Looks Dazed in CourtMon Jul 23, 2012 05:37173.80.158.200"Dazed", as CNN describes in this video below, is not quite the right word. He looks like he is trying to come out of a dream state, trance, or drug-induced state. Note how different from his normal pictures (without red hair) he appears! He looks as if he were someone sleep-walking.
Hypnotized? Drug-induced? This is cognitive impairment to someone who just worked out and executed a very detailed operation and personal "mission" in the last couple days. Is he hearing voices? This is the classic look of a mental patient in psychotic state with delusional thinking, with audio episodes hearing thoughts aloud in their head.
Remember the witness said (see next thread below), that it "appeared like he got a phone call" (cell phone lit up) just before leaving the theater back exit? Did he really get a phone call, or was that just an act to excuse his exit to get his gear out the back door? If it was a phone call, who called him, which initiated his action (unless it was just an act)? Could he have a handler that activated him?
What does this video tell you are the possibilities?
Read previous article, very worthwhile and relevant. Was he involved in neuroscience experimentation--his field of studies? (Is that just a coincidence?) It also says he did alot of "role play" gaming online, which could be a kind of brainwashing system to the mentally unstable, or even a means of training someone cognitively to carry out a mission. (Investigators should look specifically at the type of games he was role playing in). Was he reenacting an imaginary scene in the theater, as if he were a Cyborg? It sure appears that way, given the level of gear and sophistication employed, and robotic, unfeeling violence involved. Bourne Identity? Manchurian Candidate? Or unstable psycho who "went off" and lost it. Something does not add up. Drugs? This guy looks programmed, either self induced, brainwashed or suddenly psychotic. It is also a fact that schizophrenia often appears in mid to late 20s, triggered by some trauma or event.
Whatever the reason, this video says alot about his state of consciousness and mind within about 72 hours of his mass crime.
CNN footage video here from court room:
http://cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/us/2012/07/23/co-shooter-in-court.cnn.html
- Hypnotized, drugged, or psycho? Holmes Looks Dazed in Court — blueridge, Mon Jul 23 05:37